frevodning foys Days An aggressive stockbroker claims an ability to consistently earn 12% per year on an investor's money. A client invests $10,000 now, $30,000 three years from now, and $8000 per year for 5 years How much money can the client withdraw every year forever, beginning 20 years from now? Please draw cashflow diagram and then solve the problem using factors. starting 4 years from now. b F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 E

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I NEED TO SOLVE THİS USIİNG EXCEL Suppose you invest into Fund X for 15 months with a monthly interest rate of 8%. Each month you pay $260 calculate the ending value in the red shaded area. 1 Suppose you found the Ending Value. You would like to observe the Ending Value for various monthly payments which are $100, $200, $300, and $400 Create one-way data table to see the annual payments for the interest rates in green shaded area. 2 4 5 INVESTMENTS Years Left 6 Fund X Monthly Payment ($260) Interest Rate Ending Value 15 8% 7 8 (100.00) (200.00) (300.00) (400.00) 10 $ 11 $ 12 $

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Suppose you have $10,000 in cash to invest. You decide to sell short $5000 worth of Kinston stock and invest the proceeds from your short sale, plus your $10,000 into one-year U.S. treasury bills earning 5%. At the end of the year, you decide to liquidate your portfolio. Kinston Industries has the following realized returns: PO Div1 P1 Kinston $25.00$1.00$29.00 What is the return on your portfolio?

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Answer in Excel Financial Calculations  a. If you are lucky and win $50,000 in a tax-free lottery next week, you have already decided to invest that amount in a broadly-based stock market fund which historically has earned 6% return per year. How much will you expect have at the end of these 20 years if you believe stock market history is an excellent guide to the future? b. If you believe you will need at least $300,000 more than you have now to retire in twenty-five years, how much must you contribute at the end of each year into a retirement fund that pays 5% interest annually?

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Finance   Suppose that you are attempting to raise money for new business venture. Beginning one month from now the business will generate $10,843 of free-cash-flow each month in perpetuity. Say Mark Cuban offers you $148,481 today to help you make the initial investment, but requires that you sell him 34% of the business. Assuming your firm is all equity financed, what monthly WACC corresponds to Mark’s valuation? Enter your answer as a percent (e.g., enter 0.055 as 5.5). Round your final answer to two decimals.

10. I need help with finance home work question asap please A stock that currently sells for $120 has EPS of $20.75. What is the annual rate of return on this stock if the company is expected to pay a dividend per share in the amount of $18 each year forever?